An awesome place especially when Jon Fett Quartet plays, they totally rock the house! The food is…read moregreat and the staff is friendly too!

The live music wasn't so bad but the owner smoking in the facility was horrible. I guess he…read moredoesn't allow other people to smoke in here but he still does. I had to send my first drink back because it tasted awful (bar rescue please visit here) and the second one back because there was a huge bug in my drink. If my amazing friends wouldn't have been with me the experience would have been horrible and smoky. Since they were there and we still had a great time, I will give them a 2star.

Better than most the bars around FLINT. I liked the karaoke!…read moreAwful mostly, hit entertaining

You HAVE to try their deep fried bacon wrapped pickles! They are to die for! Not on the menu its a…read moresecret menu item so you have to ask the waitress specifically for them. Also comes with a special house dipping sauce!

We stopped in to have lunch here and were very pleasantly surprised with Cafe Rhema! You order at…read morethe front when you walk in and the food is then brought out to you. We got a sandwich and a refresher each - I got the yolks on you sandwich and it was spectacular, the bagel it was on was delicious. It's a quiet prohibition era time look and there's lots of leather, velvet and golden appliqués. I would definitely come back here.

The cafe seems far more invested in cultivating an aesthetic than delivering quality food or…read morehospitality. Service feels slow and strangely disengaged, as though customers are interrupting the ambiance simply by ordering. What should feel warm and welcoming instead comes across as performative and inattentive. The food is especially disappointing considering the prices. The sandwiches are remarkably small and underfilled, leaving you wondering whether you accidentally ordered a half portion. The salads are even worse, which is essentially a pile of arugula. For a downtown business surrounded by residents and neighboring businesses, the lack of inclusion for the community and the repeated disregard for basic city noise expectations is difficult to ignore. Ultimately, Flint has several coffee shops that provide better food, better service, and a far more genuine sense of love for the community here.

New to Midland. We enjoy trying out new restaurants/bars in the surrounding area. This place was…read morerecommended to us by a friend so we thought we'd give it a try. Staff is not friendly, food is average and overpriced. Tried to pay the bill and apparently they only accept cash so the waitress just pointed to the ATM machine. Thanks, there are plenty of other options, we will spend our money other places. I never leave reviews but I am so tired of paying for food/service that is subpar and just accepting it.

Do you ever wonder how there's some people you meet in life that you've never spoken to before and…read morethe first time they say something to you it's out of pure hatred despite never interacting with you before? That's the overall feeling of this place. There's only so many places I've been to where I've felt threatened by stares and could tell that nobody wanted me there just for existing. The owner who I can only assume I haven't seen sober yet has been very rude and off putting each time I went to that bar, at this point since you clearly hate your career why not sell the place and take that money to some other investment? Maybe if you have a kink for feeling uncomfortable and unwanted I'd see the appeal of this place and honestly if it was just this owners attitude I wouldn't even make this review. But it's not, the beers for some reason are $6 if not more for a bottle and there's only few select cities I've been to where I've paid that or more, so people clearly don't come here for cheap beer. I don't mean to disrespect the cook here either but considering how expensive that food is and having half of the menu be Mexican food is beyond me when it's not good either. At this point I truly feel sorry for the workers that have to stick it out at this place. So lastly we come to the fact that the bar only takes cash. I don't know any bar in the entire United States that only accepts cash, I have a feeling if you told the IRS to stop by the 702 would be no more. Last time I was there I decided not to drink alcohol and the owner looked visibly pissed, I got 2 pitchers of Diet Coke, soda, and I was charged $30 in cash for it. So clearly that's not normal and the owner hates me even though I haven't done a damn thing to anyone there. Truly this place fucking sucks and I wouldn't know why anyone on god's green earth would ever want to stop by

29 Park is always a fun time if you're letting the Long Islands and Cranberry Vodkas flow. They…read moreplay dance/pop/EDM on Fridays and strictly Hip Hop/Rap on Saturday's so pick your poison. Mark is the man and he always takes care of you. Although it's extremely crowded, everyone their seems to be hanging a good time and isn't worried about what you're doing, so go, let loose and have fun.

Owner told me my ID Is fake.. pushed me out of the club when I told them to call the cops…read more Unprofessional and shouldn't operate a bar owner and bouncers are rude but shouldn't expect anything else I guess from a bar like this. If I had money i would fire all workers and reinstate new management. Plus if they didn't give me a wristband for being 21, how come I ordered all the drinks "under 21". Liquor license should be taken away then huh...Good luck!

Stumbled upon the lounge after dining at Browndog Barlor. Upon walking in we had just missed the…read morelive show so I will definitely have to check out their website and go back to catch a live show. Feeding is open and you can sit anywhere where a table light is not turned on. Please sit in a cozy corner booth and order cocktails. I was so tempted to try this cocktail that was priced at $75, it is listed as a luxury pour but it sounded so good. I will have to treat myself one day and order it to see if it's worth the cost. LOL I guess since I'm posting a review, I can't gate-keep this one, but it's worth sharing. Lol

WOW!!!! What an awesome spot for a night on the town. We have been to NOMI a few times over the…read morepast few months. They have a variety of excellent cover bands and shows throughout the week. Great food and excellent cocktails on the menu. I would most certainly make a reservation if you plan to get a table. They also have the main bar open during the week, if you just wanted to stop in for a cococktail.

Best bar in town! Go see my girl Krystal! I follow that girl to any bar she goes to bartend at…read more Best bartender in Flint!

From the owner: Local bar with a great burger and cold beers.read more

Great family owned bar! Cheap drinks prices, several pool tables and a overall fun place to hangout…read morewith friends!

Exceptional and authentic plates! Chicken paprikash is packed with flavor and the pierogi appetizer…read moreis legit! Solid service too... Tashia was awesome!

This was the kuře na paprice I was served at Irene's (after they were out of the Roman pork…read moresandwich). It took about 40 minutes to get our food on a Friday night, when the restaurant was half empty/full. Kelsi, our server, said the kitchen was bottlenecked. She was fantastic in taking care of us. No issues there. For me, the chicken was undercooked and cold in the center. I asked Kelsi about this, she took it to a manager who looked at it, then walked over to us. For the manager, (I don't remember their name) an individual in a beanie and "The Shire" sweater, we had a negative interaction. The manager said this was how the food was supposed to be served. That she checked with the chef and this is what it should look like. I get bone in chicken has a different look or cooking, but I'm not sure about cold (pink, gelatinous, translucent). Either way, loved the ambiance of the restaurant. Did not love the unsafe food. Added the day following: Got food poisoning from this chicken. Was sick around 2 am or so the day after. Not sure if I can trust food from there again.

Service is good I like the darker ambiance, makes for a more relaxed atmosphere, drinks are well…read moremade, but a little pricey. cozy library look is nice. Of course there's high expectations. It's in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.

The Duke Lounge is a nice low-key bar/lounge located in the DoubleTree Hotel right off the…read morebeautiful Woodward Avenue. Great modern design and vibe. Good service and decently priced drinks. Perfect for a last minute date or after work drink.